National Republican., 1887-07-20


rorarty, Carroll, Miller, Brown; First base
on balls-Farrar, Coleman, Barkley. Hit By
pitched ball-Farrar. Flint base on errors
rhiladephia 81 PliiSs6nrg , y stsnSK s,nsb oGt as
win o. Passed bnlls-Miller 2. Time-1 hour
and 40 minutes Umpire-Sullivan.
AMERicAS ASSOCIATION CANES.
AT Brooklyn-Louisvile. t2; Brooklyn, 2.
AZ Baltimore-li innings-Baltimore, 2;st
Al New York--Clevoland, 4; Metropolitan, 8.
WARD NOT TO BE SOLD.
New York. July 1O,--Tho Nal and Eppress
says that President Nimick, Of the Plttshurg
club offered 5000 for Ward, OF the New York
club, to-day, but President Day refused to give
Ward up or TO trade him for Barkly aud $1,000
bonus
AMATEUR BASE BALL,
The Robert Portner Base Ball Club will play
their initial game to day with the Hyattsvilles
at Hyattsville. Welch and Gates Will be the
Porner's battery and Fuller and Harry will do
like duty for the country lads.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
MoSMoUTu PARK, July 1o.-First raoe--onc
mile. Cambyses won, Puzzle second, Ordway
Second Tace-The Lassie Stakes for two year
old fllles, $50 each, 81, 500 added, of which
$500 to second. Three.quarters Of mile. Los
Angeles won, ,Austrienne second Belinda third.
Third rSce-The Midsummer Handicap. $50
each. 81 900 added, one mile. Dry Monopole
1i6.
added, one and one-q quarter mile Eole one,
Ten Booker second, SaxoDy third. Time, 2:l4.
Fifth Iace-Purse $780, thrce-quarters ofa
mile. Miss Mouse won, Glenbrook second,
Sixth race-Handicap hurdle, ono and three.
quarter miles. Menfmore won, April Fool
second, Will Davis third. Time, 3;2o.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall, 9os Pennsylvania avenue. fur
nish tho following entries:
BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race -ThIee.quarters of mile, selling.
Snbaltern, 1l3 pounds; Manhattan, ITO; Crich'
tor, l07; Lottie Fillmore, lO7. -
Second race-Seven eighths OF mile,
selling. -Gallus Dan. ll5 pounds. Tenor, ll5i
Bonnie Lad, Ill; Paymaster, 11O widgeon
l08; Marguerite, iO2; Enie Hardy, 10i; E,roc
Third race-ono mile, handicnp-Tattler, lis
| pounds: Lelogas, 1l3; Waukesha, Ito; Referee,
10; Batledore, ITO; Lucy II, lo9; Top Sawyer
Fourth race : Ono mile, handicap = Jim
Glare. lol pounds; Joe Harris, lOi; Lutte Az.
| uold. 102 Souvenir, lO0 Letretia 90: Niagara,
sc; sutler, 95; Big Head, ~. -
Fifth race-One and one sixteenth miles
| Heard, III pounds; Pilot III; Compensation,
| III; Hot Box, III Beverly, lls;, Pink Cottage,
1l5 Bobolnk, 100; Minnie Ieglar, 100.
| Nat Kramer. III; Keokuk, ~; King, y, III;
| Bonnie Prince, l16: Hotachimic, 1lj; Epicure,
1l5; Willie Palmer, i02.
Il
| weights--Hoder. 1iS:. Granite, li5; Blizzard,
1i5; Krlshna, 1i5; Lottery. l45; Treasurer, 1tj;
| Dick Brown. 145; Bellringer, 1885, Rosetta, lil;
| Racquet, 1877: Peg Wellington, l05.
| THE "REPUBLIcANs" TIPS.
The REPUBLICAN, selects the following prob.
able winners for to-doy's races at Brighton
| Beach,
First race-subaltern first, Manhattan Sec
ond, Second Tace-Paymaster first, Wldgeon
second. Third race-Le Logas first, TsssiGI
stcond:-.-F6urth race-BB' Head fret, Joe Har
| rison second. Fifth race Pilot first, Pink
Cottage second Sixth rscenBonnie n,, Prince
rer first. PEG Wellington second.
| FOREIGN SPORTS.
LONDON, July l9.-Lieut. Warren, OF the Isl
Middlesex regiment, has won the queens
prize at Wimbledon.
LONDON, July 10.-Leicester July meeting
The race for the Midland Derby Stakes wa
won by two lengths by Mr.. Manton's oh. Tim
othy, the Duke Of Beauforrsb.c Dante second
third. Time, 2aias. There were seven starters
The last betting was . to against Timothy, q
to against Dante, and to against Chip
| pewa.
The Zetland Stakes was won by T. Phillips't
b. C. Repeater II. by three-quarters Of a length
Mr.. A. Taylor's CHI. C. Hark second, lengtl
| and half In front of A. Hoole's b. c. yelling
ton. Twelve horses ran; The last betting wa
| 20 to against Repeater II, 8 10 2 against Hark
and G to against Wellington.
ED coRRIGAN RULED OFF THE CHICAGO TRACK
CHICAGO. July ia local paper says: At
| meeting of the Washington Park Club las
night charges preferred against Ed Corrigau
the noted horse owner, on account OF his con
duct at the race course during the mile heat
selling race on Thursday last, were considered
expels Corrgon from all race tracks of tn
American Racing Association, of which tn
Washington Park Club Is member. Corr
gans oifenso was a fagrant violation Of tn
| rules of the association. The horses entere
! | for the race were Sour Mash, Paragon, Ira
. Bride, and Irish Pat, the latter belonging I
. | Corripan. Irish Pat was ridden by Blay loci
who clearly lost the first heat to Sour Mash b
failing 10 urge his mount TO finish. When tn
| horses came out for the next heat one of tn
Judges called down from the stand and toll
with his riding and that he must ride tn
next heat TO win. Corrignn hero interrupted
ssying THE boy is riding to nv ORDERS" an
| then turning to Blaylock said; you ride as
| instructed YOU" Corrgan then used languag
| to the judges, which 10 said to have been OF
fensive. The judges decided to have an apo
ogy at least from Mr.. CorriEau, under penalt
of hia being ruled of. Then the second heG
was run in much the samo manner as the frs
SARATOGA RACE TRACK TO DE SOLD.
TROY, N. Y, July ia special dispatch
| the Tiits says that syndicate of New Yor
, | gentlemen Interested in Jerome Park an
, | other race courses are negotiating at Saritol
| for the purchase of the property OF the Sari
| tcgs Racing Association. Tie property II
| cludes the race course, horse haven, Saratog
) Club house, grounds, and cottages. The con
| mitlee at Saratoga consists OF Messrs. Jerom
| Livingston, and Fellows. The price will prol
ably approximate 81 100000.